[ SECRET POST #2150 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2150 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

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They are used towards males. The origins are female, as someone has posted many times in this thread, but that's not something most people think about or necessarily even know. Their meanings, context, and usage have absolutely nothing to do with their origins.

[(Anonymous)]

Their meanings, context, and usage have absolutely nothing to do with their origins.

and bzzzt you're wrong

thanks for playing asshole

[(Anonymous)]

Anon is right about the usage and meaning of the words in England. You're the only ignorant one here, Canadian.

[(Anonymous)]

They're still speaking English in England. The connotation of 'cunt' = 'vagina' is still there even in England. Therefore, when used in a non-reclamatory or purely-anatomical-descriptor way, it's still a sexist slur.

Hope that helps, shithole.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, nonnie. Won't you ever learn? Resorting to name calling and telling people that you hope they have their face ripped off with a rusty nail is no way to go about things.

[diet_poison]

The denotation of

fixed it

[(Anonymous)]

yes, but are you using shithole in a purely-anatomical-descriptor way, Miss Canada?

[lovelycudy]

But what if it is not considered an insult? Honest question. Cunt=vagina, but why should cunt=insult? People here are saying that it's not an insult where they live.

[ill_omened]

If one holds the sapir whorf hypothesis as inarguably true, and far reaching.

It's very easy to make an argument that this is not the case, and that in practical meaning the reference to the vagina, and the reference as an insult are entirely divorced etymologically and conceptually in most peoples minds.

It's an insult because people have been taught it's insulting. In casual usage people do not consider, or are influenced by the connection between the two, ergo it does not contribute to sexism in culture.

[diet_poison]

This.